Large Format Landscapes

[bbuszard]

Razzafrazzin' Flickr. Sorry, everyone. Attempt 2:

The Snake Range from the Long Now campsite. I tried an odd composition in this one, with a big blank area that I'd usually avoid. I'm not sure it's successful, but it is at least a change of pace from my usual.

[Peter De Smidt]

Hi Bradley,

It showed up in both posts for me.

[tuco]

Increased contrast on the second one which appeals to me more.

[bbuszard]

Hi Bradley,

It showed up in both posts for me.

Weird. I get one of those not-available blank white areas. The first post is redundant now in either case, and I'd delete it if I could find a way to do so. If a mod happens by, please feel free to terminate it with extreme prejudice.

[Roger Cole]

I get not available for the first one too.

[lbenac]

Luc, I love your other landscapes, but I'm definitely not sold on this one. Where your other ones are full of tone, this one os so heavy with the black silhouette of the mountains. They're too big and dominating in this image, I feel, to successfully work as a silhouette.

But seriously, great job on the other ones. Spectacular!

g

Thanks Graham. Not much credit for me to be taken. The Canadian Rockies are so beautiful that very little needs to be done. If anything I do not do them justice.

Well you know it is about new things, you just have to try them until yo0u make them work so more practise ahead...

In the meantime, more of my bread and butter




ps: I had quite a nice day with pictures of old barns and shacks around Chilliwack today. Some of them you can almost take from your car, so you could take the 8x10 out no problem.

Cheers,

Luc

[Ramiro Elena]

I get not available for the first one too.

That happens when you replace a photo on Flickr or you edit it with Picknic. It's a drag. I wish Flickr kept the original URL or edit was possible here on LFPF.

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Wisner 4x5 TF, APO Symmar MC 120mm f5.6, Tri-X, PMK Pyro, Pentax Spotmeter V

Beautifull image!

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Thanks. Another along the Columbia River's edge near Astoria, Oregon.

Wisner 4x5 TF, Super-Agulon 90mm f8 , ND0.9 filter, 320TXP, PMK Pyro, Pentax Spotmeter V

Fantastic!

[Nana Sousa Dias]

Wista 45 DXII, Fujinon SWD 90/5.6, Tmax 100, red filter.